Dhaka warns that allowing political activities by the exiled former PM could hurt improving bilateral relations
Bangladesh Asks India to Clarify Stance on Hasina's Planned Virtual Speech
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Bangladesh has asked India to clarify its stance on exiled former prime minister Sheikh Hasina's planned virtual address from New Delhi, warning that allowing political activities by a fugitive could hurt improving bilateral relations. The remarks were Bangladesh's first official response to Hasina's planned appearance at Wednesday's event hosted by the Foreign Correspondents' Club of South Asia FCCSA in Delhi, marking the second anniversary of the student-led uprising that toppled her. "India has to be clear about its stance." The FCCSA said Hasina, 78, will address the New Delhi event by video link alongside her son, Sajeeb Wazed Joy, and other speakers.
Furthermore, Islam said Bangladesh had repeatedly conveyed its concerns to India over Hasina and other Awami League leaders making political statements from Indian soil.
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Bangladesh has asked India to clarify its stance on exiled former prime minister Sheikh Hasina's planned virtual address from New Delhi, warning that allowing political activities by a fugitive could hurt improving bilateral relations.
reliability moderate3/3 sourcesThe remarks were Bangladesh's first official response to Hasina's planned appearance at Wednesday's event hosted by the Foreign Correspondents' Club of South Asia FCCSA in Delhi, marking the second anniversary of the student-led uprising that toppled her
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"India has to be clear about its stance." The FCCSA said Hasina, 78, will address the New Delhi event by video link alongside her son, Sajeeb Wazed Joy, and other speakers.
according to Geo NewsIslam said Bangladesh had repeatedly conveyed its concerns to India over Hasina and other Awami League leaders making political statements from Indian soil.
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